Ht/Wt:6' 5"/320 lbs
Position: IOL
School: Oregon
Class: Senior

Emmanuel Pregnon's Player Profile

Emmanuel Pregnon is a physical, technically sound interior offensive lineman whose profile is built on strength, hand usage, and the ability to move defenders in the run game while holding up in pass?protection. He plays with a low pad level, strong hands, and a solid base that allow him to sustain blocks, create movement, and slide through contact, making him a natural fit for gap? and zone?based schemes. His ability to function at both guard and center gives him high?snap?count value for teams that want a tough, versatile interior blocker.

Strengths: His biggest strengths are his power and ability to move defenders in the run game, which give him strong value as a physical interior linemen, and his consistent technique and balance in pass?protection, which translate well to the NFL.

Weaknesses: His biggest weaknesses are his somewhat limited length and athleticism, which can make it harder for him to consistently win one?on?one battles with more athletic interior linemen, and his need for more forceful extension, as he can get too narrow and struggle to slide through contact against quicker rushers.

Gordon McGinness - PFF - January 19th: "...earning an 88.2 PFF pass-blocking grade in his final college season."

NFL Draft Buzz- January: "Pregnon's tape screams day-one contributor with the blend of power, hand technique, and consistent performance that franchises covet when constructing their interior offensive line for championship runs. Teams running gap or inside zone schemes will love his ability to generate movement and create running lanes, while his pass protection reliability provides the foundation to step into a starting role without needing the developmental patience most rookies require before seeing significant snaps."


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